Cameroon: 11 Students and Supervisors Kidnapped by Separatists in Ndop

In a distressing development, 11 students and their supervisors from the St. Lawrence University Institute of Ndop were kidnapped by separatist fighters in Cameroon’s North-West region. The abduction occurred on November 2nd, while the group was traveling to Babessi for an outreach program. Armed Ambazonian fighters intercepted them at Baba 1, taking them hostage and…

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Cameroon: Far North Region Intensifies Polio Prevention Efforts Amid Ongoing Challenges

In the Far North region,  the fight against polio remains a top priority for health authorities and communities. Despite numerous challenges, including limited access to healthcare and ongoing security concerns, efforts to prevent the spread of polio are unwavering. The Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) prescribes three key strategies to eradicate polio: strengthening routine immunization,…

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CDC Workers Protest Unpaid Wages and Demand General Manager’s Resignation

CDC Workers Protest Unpaid Wages and Demand General Manager’s Resignation – Workers of the Cameroon Development Corporation (CDC) took to the streets on Tuesday, November 12, in Tiko, South West region, demanding their unpaid wages. The protesters, numbering in the hundreds and carrying plants in their hands, also called for the dismissal of the CDC…

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Yaoundé: Taxi Driver Arrested for Faking His Death Amid Rising Insecurity Concerns

Yaoundé: Taxi Driver Arrested for Faking His Death Amid Rising Insecurity Concerns –  A Yaoundé taxi driver, Noumbiap Nzeale Edwin, was arrested after faking his death. This incident has raised public concerns in a city where growing insecurity has led to anxiety around the safety of taxi drivers. Noumbiap went missing for several days, leading…

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Martinez Zogo Case: Court Denies Jean Pierre Amougou Belinga’s Request for Reconstruction

In the high-profile case of journalist Martinez Zogo’s assassination, the court has refused the request for a reconstruction of the facts by Jean Pierre Amougou Belinga, one of the key suspects. This decision was made by the military tribunal handling the case, which involved 17 defendants, including 12 agents from Cameroon’s powerful intelligence service, the…

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Cameroon: November parliament session commenced with a strong focus on economic growth

The November parliament session commenced with a strong focus on economic growth. Honourable Cavaye Yeguié Djibril, Speaker of the National Assembly, emphasized the importance of approving the 2025 State Budget, aligning it with the President’s vision for stability and public trust as the country approaches the 2025 presidential election. Key points of the session include…

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